Proximity-based session handover for vehicles

1. A method comprising:

detecting a short range signal at a mobile device, wherein the short range signal includes a frequency signature of an infotainment device integrated with a vehicle comprising an in-vehicle internet source;

determining, by the mobile device, that the vehicle is in motion based on a detection of a termination of the short range signal at the infotainment device;

displaying, on the mobile device when the vehicle is in motion, a request to confirm a handover of a video conference in progress, the video conference having an audio component and a video component;

responsive to receiving a confirmation, performing, by the mobile device, the handover of the audio component of the video conference to the infotainment device;

transmitting an instruction to the infotainment device that indicates to the infotainment device to continue the audio component of the video conference using the in-vehicle internet source and to terminate the video component of the video conference at the infotainment device based on the detection of the termination of the short range signal by the mobile device; and

terminating the audio component and the video component of the video conference at the mobile device.

2. The method of claim 1 , wherein performing the handover of the session in progress to the infotainment device comprises:

opening a communication channel between the mobile device and the infotainment device; and

transferring the audio component of the video conference from the mobile device to the infotainment device via the communication channel.

3. The method of claim 1 , wherein performing the handover of the session in progress to the infotainment device comprises:

opening a communication channel between the mobile device and the infotainment device; and

transferring the audio component of the video conference from the mobile device to the infotainment device via the communication channel, the method further comprising:

mapping the frequency signature to the infotainment device to open the communication channel.

4. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:

detecting a sensor input at the mobile device during the video conference at the infotainment device;

initiating a monitor to detect the short range signal in response to detecting the sensor input; and

performing a second handover of the audio component of the video conference to the mobile device in response to the absence of detecting the short range signal.

5. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:

detecting a sensor input at the mobile device during the video conference at the infotainment device;

initiating a monitor to detect the short range signal in response to detecting the sensor input; and

performing a second handover of the audio component of the video conference to the mobile device in response to the absence of detecting the short range signal, wherein the handover of the audio component of the video conference to the mobile device is performed responsive to the absence of detecting that the short range signal exceeds a predetermined duration of time.

6. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:

detecting a sensor input at the mobile device during the video conference;

initiating a monitor to detect the short range signal in response to detecting the sensor input; and

performing the handover of the audio component of the video conference to the infotainment device in response to detecting the short range signal.

7. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:

detecting a sensor input at the mobile device during the video conference;

initiating a monitor to detect the short range signal in response to detecting the sensor input; and

transmitting a request to handover the audio component of the video conference from the mobile device to the infotainment device based on a determination that the vehicle is stationary.

8. The method of claim 1 , wherein performing the handover of the video conference to the vehicle infotainment device includes handing over the audio component and the video component based on a determination that the vehicle is stationary.

9. The method of claim 1 , wherein the short range signal is an ultrasonic signal, an infrared (IR) signal, an ultra-wideband (UWB) signal, a near-field communications (NFC) signal, or a Bluetooth signal.

10. A system comprising:

an infotainment device integrated with a vehicle comprising an in-vehicle internet source, the infotainment device configured to transmit a short range signal;

a mobile device configured to:

detect the short range signal, wherein the short range signal includes a frequency signature of the infotainment device;

determine that the vehicle is in motion based on a detection of a termination of the short range signal from the infotainment device;

display a request to confirm a handover of a video conference in progress to the infotainment device when the vehicle is in motion, the video conference having an audio component and a video component;

perform the handover of the audio component of the video conference to the infotainment device responsive to a confirmation response;

transmit an instruction to the infotainment device that indicates to the infotainment device to continue the audio component of the video conference using the in-vehicle internet source and to terminate the video component of the video conference at the infotainment device based on the detection of the termination of the short range signal; and

terminate the audio component and the video component of the video conference at the mobile device,

wherein the infotainment device is further configured to continue the audio component of the video conference using the in-vehicle internet source and to terminate the video component of the video conference based on the detection of the termination of the short range signal.

11. The system of claim 10 , further comprising a server configured to:

open a communication channel between the mobile device and the infotainment device; and

transfer the audio component of the video conference from the mobile device to the infotainment device over the communication channel.

12. The system of claim 10 , further comprising a server configured to:

open a communication channel between the mobile device and the infotainment device;

transfer the audio component of the video conference from the mobile device to the infotainment device over the communication channel; and

map the frequency signature to the infotainment device to open the communication channel.

13. The system of claim 10 , wherein the mobile device is further configured to:

detect a sensor input during the video conference at the infotainment device; and

monitor for the short range signal in response to the detected sensor input.

14. The system of claim 10 , wherein the mobile device is further configured to:

detect a sensor input during the video conference at the infotainment device; and monitor for the short range signal in response to the detected sensor input, the system further comprising a server that is configured to perform a second handover of the audio component of the video conference to the mobile device in response to an absence of detection of the short range signal.

15. The system of claim 10 , wherein the mobile device is further configured to:

detect a sensor input during the video conference at the infotainment device; and

monitor for the short range signal in response to the detected sensor input, the system further comprising a server that is configured to perform a second handover of the audio component of the video conference to the mobile device in response to an absence of detection of the short range signal not being detected, wherein the handover of the session in progress to the mobile device is performed based on a duration of time that the short range signal is not detected exceeds a predetermined duration of time.

16. The system of claim 10 , wherein the short range signal is an ultrasonic signal, an infrared (IR) signal, an ultra-wideband (UWB) signal, a near-field communications (NFC) signal, or a Bluetooth signal.

17. A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising instructions that when executed by a processor, cause the processor to perform operations comprising:

detecting a short range signal at a mobile device, wherein the short range signal includes a frequency signature of an infotainment device of a vehicle;

determining, by the mobile device, that the vehicle is in motion based on a detection of a termination of the short range signal from the infotainment device;

displaying a request to confirm a handover of a video conference in progress from the mobile device to the infotainment device when the vehicle is in motion, the video conference having an audio component and a video component;

performing, by the mobile device, the handover of the audio component of the video conference to the infotainment device responsive to a confirmation response;

transmitting an instruction to the infotainment device that indicates to the infotainment device to continue the audio component of the video conference using an in-vehicled internet source and to terminate the video component of the video conference at the infotainment device based on the detection of the termination of the short range signal by the mobile device; and

terminating the audio component and the video component of the video conference at the mobile device.

18. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 17 , wherein the operations further comprises:

detecting an input during the video conference;

monitoring for the short range signal in response to detecting the input; and

performing the handover of the audio component of the video conference to the infotainment device based on the detected short range signal.

19. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 17 , wherein the operations further comprises:

detecting an input during the video conference;

monitoring for the short range signal in response to detecting the input;

performing the handover of the audio component of the video conference to the infotainment device based on the detected short range signal, and

transmitting the request to handover the audio component and the video component of the video conference from the mobile device to the infotainment device based on a determination that the vehicle is stationary.

20. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 17 , wherein the operations further comprise:

detecting a sensor input during the video conference at the infotainment device; and

monitoring for the short range signal in response to the detected sensor input; and

performing a second handover of the audio component of the video conference to the mobile device in response to an absence of detection of the short range signal, wherein the second handover of the session in progress to the mobile device is performed based on a duration of time that of the absence of detection of the short range signal exceeds a predetermined duration of time.